Why do we KEEP photographs
Following on from TheMadDruid's question earlier... Why do we keep boxes of slides, negatives, prints, and the digital equivalent. It's too complicated; I have some deep-seated need that I can't resolve when I think of deleting more than a few fuzzy image...
Why we collect photographs is a good follow-on point...
Is more better than less, and have we really lost what "goes away"... it's easy to do a quick deep dive. Delete one photo, throw away one item and it's the one thing you absolutely need tomorrow... one of the first things I learned in business is never ke...
I learned when doing my 1000 Whales in 1 Year project
Always have spare charged battery(ies) Always have spare empty formatted card (or 3) Always back up your data on at least 2 different devices Never look at your pictures while you are still on the ocean (whale will pop up then) I can also say that my prio...
collection of random pearls of wisdom
01) when traveling take your charger and clean underwear 02) there is nothing that requires an immediate reply 03) check it again and wait a day before sending a reply 04) when traveling for more than a week, take a backup camera 05) when changing lenses,...
keep pictures
I keep many made pictures. Sometimes i throw some pictures away. Why i have so many, i have harddiscs. Some of my pictures: ...
Nope, just an ABR, a Gerber, and P15 Zenith [nt]
I'm sure I have photos of them somewhere but they are on this site too. I don't save pictures of watches that I didn't take myself. Final list: HERE AP information Ballouard information Bvlgari information Corson Tourbillon DeWitt information Gerber infor...
Ok, just two others, from my collection of pictures...
The Montblanc, The Chopard: And the LUC Tribute, which is NOT a P 10 Watch, but a watch we could see during our IGOTT 2. ...
The list with links
Final list: HERE AP information Ballouard information Bvlgari information Corson Tourbillon DeWitt information Gerber information MB&F Chocolate Frog Montblanc information Kari V information and the Purists ABR
As Casey said, don't keep things you can easily recreate
(and as a moderator, don't worry about things you can easily delete) ...
I have (coming up on) a century’s worth of prints.
Thousands. I can’t bring myself to throw any of them away. It would be throwing out history. At least that’s what goes through my mind every time I think it’s time.
My uncles about 85 and has a lifetime of negatives and prints
He has said anything about cleaning house ... He collects photo postcards and I think was nearing 70,000 last time we talked about it.
That was something I collected also, as a kid.
They’re all gone; with my baseball cards I suspect.
OK, in the last 2 days I have nuked about 5000 digital photos
not to mention all these: I scanned in 2018 and tossed the prints and negatives; now I am tossing the picture of the pile of prints. Yahoo! I am not a Prisoner, I'm a free man. Cazalea ...
Not quite, I've taken out 3000 more but keep finding interesting things
Like all these blue watches one day in the local dealer's "used" showcase ...
I used to delete on the fly in camera..
Up until the time I revisited a few and saw something else that I've never seen prior. From then on, i don't delete except for those times when I forget to take off the lens cap :p More importantly though, if we were to use a roll of film as an analogy, i...
I agree - having before/after as well as the “keeper” is wonderfu
As you says it gives the context and expands the memories Cazalea